Accessmonkey: Scripting Accessibility
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Presentation from the WebInSIght group at the 2007 W4A conference.
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Editor's Notes
- Efficient access to the web remains elusive for individuals accessing the web via assistive technology. While previous efforts have focused on such things as developer awareness, automated improvement, standards and legislation, they have left remaining concerns. In this work, we advocate an approach that enables web users to directly influence the accessibility of the web pages they visit and provides convenient mechanisms by which those improvements can be shared with other users and leveraged by web developers to influence the original content. At the same time, we provide a convenient framework for technology that automatically improves accessibility and allows both web users and web developers to more easily take advantage of new technology. In this talk I’m going to be overviewing the Accessmonkey scripting framework which is a first step at achieving these goals.